Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
STUDENT FEES
2015
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All correspondence on fees should be addressed to the
Executive Director of Finance. Please quote your student
number in all correspondence
E Mail: fnd-fees@uct.ac.za
Fax: +27 21 650-4768
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Accounts and Fees
Fee Enquiry and
Cashiers
Office Hours:
Student Self
Service:
Mondays to Fridays
Thursdays
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09h00 - 15h30
09h30 - 15h30
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CONTENTS
1.
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
TERMS OF PAYMENT...........................................................................................
Tuition Fees ................................................................................................................
Residence Fees ...........................................................................................................
Method of Payment .....................................................................................................
Payments Received .....................................................................................................
Outstanding Fees ........................................................................................................
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2.
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
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3.
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
3.10
3.11
3.12
3.13
3.14
3.15
3.16
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5.
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.3.1
5.3.2
5.4
5.5
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS.............................................................................
Semester Study Abroad (SSA) Programmes ...............................................................
Students on Centralised Academic Programmes/Exchanges .......................................
International Occasional Students ...............................................................................
Independent International Occasional Students ..........................................................
International Students taking a course as part of a Jointly Offered Qualification ........
International Affiliates ................................................................................................
International Students who intend to study for a full South African
Degree/Diploma/Honours ...........................................................................................
Undergraduate Degrees ...............................................................................................
Honours Degrees ........................................................................................................
Postgraduate Diplomas and Undergraduate Diplomas ................................................
Coursework Masters Degrees ....................................................................................
Research Masters Degrees .........................................................................................
Doctoral (PhD) Degrees ..............................................................................................
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19
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20
5.5.1
5.5.2
5.5.3
5.5.4
5.5.5
5.5.6
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20
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5.6
5.6.1
5.6.2
5.6.2
5.6.3
5.7
5.8
5.9
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9.
DOCTORATES ........................................................................................................
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10.
10.1
10.1
10.2
10.3
10.4
10.5
10.6
10.7
10.8
10.9
10.10
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11.
11.1
11.2
11.3
11.4
11.5
11.6
11.7
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12.
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13.
13.1
13.2
13.3
RESIDENCES...........................................................................................................
Terms of Payment .......................................................................................................
Withdrawal from Student Accommodation after the start of the Academic Year ......
Residence Fees and Occupancy ..................................................................................
A. First Tier (Catering) Accommodation ....................................................................
B. Second Tier (Catering) Accommodation ................................................................
C. Second Tier (Self Catering) Accommodation ........................................................
D. Third Tier (Self Catering) Accommodation ...........................................................
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120
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122
The University has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information in its handbooks.
However, we reserve the right at any time, if circumstances dictate, to
(i)
(ii)
make alterations or changes to any of the published details of the opportunities on offer; or
add to or withdraw any of the opportunities on offer.
Our students are given every assurance that changes to opportunities will only be made under
compelling circumstances and students will be fully informed as soon as possible.
TERMS OF PAYMENT 1
FEES
Fees are determined by Council from time to time and are subject to revision without notice.
1.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
A registered student (or legal guardian) is personally liable for all tuition and
accommodation fees, notwithstanding any pledges of support or bursary that they may
have received.
It should be noted that the contract which forms part of the application form for
admission to the University of Cape Town and which to that end was signed by the
student and/or their legal guardian, legally binds those parties to pay the full tuition and
accommodation fees for a particular year of registration as determined by the University.
This liability is not affected nor reduced through ignorance on the part of the
student/guardian regarding the rules and regulations of the University of Cape Town or
of the validity of his/her registration in terms of the said rules and regulations.
Since a students fee account is based on his/her academic record and accommodation
choices, it is their responsibility to verify the correctness of this information.
1.1
Tuition Fees
Students will be charged for all academic courses for which they
register.
Initial payment is due on or before 6 February 2015
We do not issue detailed statements of account prior to the initial payment date. It is
therefore the responsibility of the student to pay the initial payment as set out below by
the due date.
1.1.1
(b)
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MBA - Modular 2nd year
(1st payment due prior to 20 February 2015) .......................................... R 46 112
MBA - Full-time international students
(Full fees due prior to 16 January 2015) ......................................... ZAR 334 180
MBA Modular international students
(Full fees due prior to 16 January 2015) ......................................... ZAR 167 090
MBA Executive 1st year
(1st payment due prior to 09 February 2015) .......................................... R 67 108
MBA Executive 2nd year
(1st payment due prior to 09 March 2015).............................................. R 67 108
MBA Executive 1st year Full-time international students
(Full fees due prior to 09 February 2015) ....................................... ZAR 281 670
MBA Executive 2nd year Full-time international students
(Full fees due prior to 09 February 2015) ....................................... ZAR 281 670
Master of Commerce in Development Finance 1st year
(1st payment due prior to 09 March 2015) .............................................. R 45 250
Master of Commerce in Development Finance 1st year
International students (Full fees due prior to 09 March 2015) ....... ZAR 103 000
Master of Philosophy in Inclusive Innovation
(1st payment due prior to 26 January 2015)............................................ R 44 250
Postgraduate Diploma in Management Practice
(1st payment due prior to 16 January 2015)............................................ R 30 000
Postgraduate Diploma in Management Practice international students
(1st payment due prior to 16 January 2015) ............................................ R 90 000
Note: The amounts reflected above are the totals that must be paid and are
inclusive of the acceptance fee paid (applicable to first year GSB students only)
to secure your place.
(c)
(d)
School for Legal Practice students must pay the full fee of R 11 400 on
registration or by 6 February 2015, whichever date occurs first.
(e)
Students from SADC countries and non-South African students who do not
have permanent residence but pay local fees, must pay the minimum initial fee
for academic and residence PLUS the SADC Administrative fee of R3,275 prior
to registration or by 6 February 2015, whichever date occurs first. ..... R24 775
Allow at least 14 working days for payment to appear in UCT bank account to
avoid delays in registration clearance being granted.
(f)
(g)
TERMS OF PAYMENT 3
1.1.2
The University of Cape Town does not accept responsibility for incorrect addresses or
postal service deficiencies resulting in statements of account not being received. It is the
responsibility of the student to make enquiries should he/she not receive a statement of
account. The fact that no statement of account has been received will not be accepted as a
reason for failure to pay the university fees by due date
1.1.3
Where a student has applied to the bank for a student loan, the initial payment deadline
will be extended until 31 March 2015, provided that the Fees Office receives a
confirmation letter from the bank. No further extensions will be granted.
1.1.4
1.1.5
1.1.6
1.1.7
Where a student registers for the first time in the second semester of an academic year,
the full fees (including residence, if applicable) are payable on registration or prior to
registration for International Students including those from SADC countries.
1.1.8
Where a student adds one or more courses at the start of the second semester of an
academic year, the fees in respect thereof are due immediately and payable within 30
days of registration. Interest is charged on overdue accounts at 1% per month.
1.1.9
For fee purposes the same rules and conditions apply to a student who is provisionally
registered at the University of Cape Town as for a registered student.
1.1.10
All fees due to the University are a first charge on any scholarship, bursary or loan
granted by the University or paid to the University from other sources for the benefit of
the student. If the total of bursaries/scholarships exceeds fees due, the balance may be
drawn by the student in two equal instalments after 14 March and 31 July, if the
University has received payment of the bursary and the refund is agreed to by the
sponsor.
1.1.11
1.1.12
A student who has a credit balance on his/her fee account as a result of an external
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payment, will not be refunded until at least 14 days have elapsed from the credit of the
payment to his/her fee account
1.1.13
Student identity cards must be produced at the Fees Office when withdrawals or refunds
from fees accounts are requested.
1.1.14
Any case which may not be provided for in these rules will be subject to the ruling of the
Council.
1.2
Residence Fees
Students who will be entering UCT student accommodation should refer to Section 13 of
this handbook, page 117.
1.3
Method of Payment
When making payment the alpha/numeric student number must be used as the
reference to ensure prompt credit of payment to the student fees account.
Direct Deposits/Internet Transfers/Cash Payments can be made into the University's
bank account at Standard Bank, Rondebosch; Branch Code 025009, Account
Number 27 068 9982. The student number must be used as the reference.
Direct Deposits can also be made at any branch of Standard Bank using the M65 form
which can be found at the bottom of UCT correspondence and at the back of this booklet.
Credit card payments can be made at the Cashiers Office by the card-holder; on-line
directly to the student fee account via the UCT website URL: http://payonline.uct.ac.za,
or by completing the Credit Card form and faxing it, together with a copy of the credit
card (both back and front) and ID/passport of the cardholder, to the Cashiers Office: +27
21 650 5093. Forms can be obtained from the Cashiers or Fees Office, the back of the
Student Fees Booklet or from our website.
Debit card payments can be made but only at the Cashiers Office by the card holder as
the card holder must enter his/her PIN when authorising the transaction. Payment will be
limited to the card holders daily limit.
Prior to making payment by credit or debit card at the UCT Cashiers Office please
obtain bank authorisation and code to expedite the payment process.
Cash payments to a maximum of R1 500 will be accepted at the Cashiers Office.
Cheques should be crossed and made payable to the University of Cape Town and the
student name and number written on the back of the cheque.
Post-dated cheques will not be accepted and will be returned to the drawer.
A R150 administration fee will be charged on all unpaid cheques.
Where payment is being made for students from outside the rand currency area, payment
must be made by telegraphic transfer into the Universitys bank account at Standard
Bank, Rondebosch; Branch Code 025009, Account Number 27 068 9982, Swift
address SBZA ZAJJ. Students paying International fees should consult the
International Office (see Section 5, page 18).
TERMS OF PAYMENT 5
Students should allow at least 14 working days for such foreign payments to reach the
UCT bank account. Clearance will only be given when payment has been received.
A copy of the deposit slip/transfer form should be faxed to the Fees Office, University of
Cape Town, +27 21 650 4768 to assist with the timeous allocation of payments to the
appropriate fees account.
1.3.1
1.4
Payments Received
All payments received will be applied in the first instance to any amount outstanding
from the previous financial year. Thereafter payments made will be applied against
current year debt in the following order:
Tuition charges,
Residence and meal charges,
External Bursars Allowances,
Finance administration and miscellaneous charges.
1.5
Outstanding Fees
Students with outstanding balances on their fees account:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
1.5.1
Students who have outstanding fees, fines, interest or dues will not be awarded degrees or
diplomas in:
(i)
June, if any amount is unpaid by 30 April 2015
(ii)
December, if any amount is unpaid by 31 October 2015
1.5.2
We charge interest monthly on outstanding balances at 1%. Where the final fee payment
date is 30 June, interest is charged on outstanding balances at 1% per month from 31 July
and at the end of each succeeding month.
1.5.3
A student whose fees are not paid by the due date, and who has not produced evidence of
receipt of a bursary/scholarship/loan, may be excluded from attendance at classes or from
a residence or a student housing unit.
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1.5.4
Where a student has prior year outstanding fees, payments received will be allocated to
clear unpaid interest first, followed by the oldest debt.
1.5.5
A student must check his/her fee account on a regular basis. This is especially important
prior to the year-end. Various charges may be debited to fee accounts if the student has
not settled these in cash, and these include library fines, traffic fines, student health
charges and residence damage costs. Such charges will often appear on fee accounts late
in the year. Students can access their fee account from the UCT website via the Student
Portal URL: http://studentsonline.uct.ac.za.
ACADEMIC FEES
2.
ACADEMIC FEES
All students from outside South Africa, including students from SADC countries, should
also refer to fees for international students in Section 5 of this handbook, pages 18 - 25.
The University of Cape Town operates on a course-based fee structure inclusive of all addons. Thus, the dictum that the price you see is the price you pay applies to all academic
offerings across the University.
Please note that residence, catering and miscellaneous fees such as subscriptions to clubs and
societies are itemised and charged separately on the student fee account.
The Universitys all inclusive course-based fee structures published in Section 12 of this
booklet, together with the relevant Faculty handbook, will enable students to accurately
calculate the cost of their academic studies at UCT in 2015.
The Faculty handbook will indicate the courses that can be taken in pursuing a qualification
and the relevant course code. Use this code to look up the all-inclusive cost of the course in
this booklet. The sum of these costs will give you the total cost for the set of chosen courses as
there are no levies or additional academic charges.
Faculty handbooks containing the curriculum for each qualification can be obtained from the
relevant faculty office and this information is also available on the UCT web site:
https://www.uct.ac.za/apply/handbooks.
Since a students fees account is based on his/her academic load, it is the students
responsibility to verify the correctness of his/her enrolment for courses in the current
year.
In order to assist first time applicants, the table below lists fees for typical first-year
undergraduate degrees for South African applicants. It will give you an idea of what the fees
are likely to be. They may vary a bit depending on actual choice of courses
2.1
ENGINEERING &
BUILT
ENVIRONMENT
ACADEMIC FEES
LAW
2.2
Undergraduate
Graduate
SCIENCE
(b)
(c)
ACADEMIC FEES
2.2.1.
GSB students
Rebates for tuition fees (acceptance and administration fees are not rebated) may be
granted depending on when the written notice of intention to discontinue studies is
received by the GSB Faculty Office.
The unique nature of GSB programmes precludes the organisation from replacing students
once a programme has commenced. Consequently, and with due consideration of Section
17(2) of the Consumer Protection Act, the following reduction in the academic fees may be
considered in special circumstances, depending on when the notice of intention to
discontinue studies is received by the Faculty Office:
Programme /
Qualification
GSB Full Time
Qualifications
GSB Modular
Qualifications
Last date
to add a
course
Friday of
the first
week of
starting.
Friday of
the first
week of
starting.
2.3
Last date to
add a course
Whole year
courses
First term
courses
Second term
courses
Other
courses:
20 February
20 February
20 February
6 March
27 March
24 July
24 July
7 August
28 August
Friday of the
first week of
the course.
(Day 5)
Friday of the
first week of
the course.
(Day 5)
Friday of
week three of
the course.
(Day 15)
Monday after
which two
thirds of the
course has
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Block
Release
Friday of the
week the
course begins.
(Day 5)
Not
applicable
Summer
Term
Friday of the
week the
course begins.
(Day 5)
Not
applicable
Winter Term
Friday of the
week the
course begins.
(Day 5)
Not
applicable
been
presented/run.
Monday after
which two
thirds of the
course has been
presented/run.
Monday after
which two
thirds of the
course has
been
presented/run.
Monday after
which two
thirds of the
course has been
presented/run.
No reduction will be granted if the notice to withdraw is received after the above
deadlines.
After the last date to withdraw from a course but before the tenth last teaching day of a
semester or year course, a student may notify the faculty office that he or she does not
intend to complete the course. In this case the course remains on the record with a result of
INC. During the last ten days of a semester or year course such notifications will no longer
be accepted and a result of DPR or AB will be awarded by the department.
No withdrawal is possible after the cancel transcript entry date.
2.4
2.5
will, on successful application to the Manger, Student Financial Aid Office, receive a
bursary equivalent to 20% of their siblings tuition fees.
ACADEMIC FEES
11
This concession does not apply to the tuition fees of the first child and funding received
will be limited to the costs of all courses registered for at the start of the academic year.
Funding will be adjusted should a sibling cancel a course/s or receive alternate funding.
Families with more than 2 siblings in full-time undergraduate study at UCT and whose
income exceeds the stated cut-off may apply for special consideration.
This funding is not automatically renewed and must be applied for every year.
Application forms are available on the UCT Student Financial Aid website at
http://www.uct.ac.za/apply/funding/undergraduate/financial/
Application Closing Date is 31 March in the year of study. No late applications will be
considered.
2.6
who is permitted in any given year by Senate to take one or more courses in addition
to the full standard curriculum;
2.7
Leave of Absence
A student who is granted a prospective academic concession for Leave of Absence will be
entitled to a fee rebate depending on the date and period for which the Leave of Absence
is granted. Refer Rule G.16.
If Leave of Absence is granted before the following date for the remainder of the
academic year:
(a)
(b)
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(c)
These dates will be strictly adhered to. No further concessions will be granted if Leave
of Absence is granted after the above deadlines.
Students are required to pay the minimum prescribed academic fees prior to graduation.
3.
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
(b)
Requests for the verification of UCT Faculty of Health Sciences graduates may be sent to
the Faculty Manager: Academic Administration, Deans Office, Barnard Fuller Building,
Faculty of Health Sciences, Anzio Road, Observatory, 7925, South Africa, or faxed to
021-404 7652 (for attention: Faculty Manager, Academic Administration, Faculty of
Health Sciences). Please include e-mail contact details in all requests.
3.10
3.11
3.12
3.13
3.14
3.15
Parking Tokens
Parking tokens are sold to staff and students who wish to park motor vehicles (motor
cars, motor cycles, motor scooters or motorised bicycles) on any of the campuses. The
prices for these tokens are set annually and are published on the Universitys website.
Students are required to pay for parking tokens when they are applied for, and the costs
of parking tokens cannot be charged to student fee accounts.
3.16
Incidental Charges
Certain charges, which vary according to circumstances and which should be paid in
cash, will be debited to the students' fees accounts should they be incurred by students
and not settled timeously. These include parking fines, disciplinary fines (including those
imposed in Residences), library fines and the cost of replacement of library materials,
damage charges raised by Residences. Note that all charges debited to student fee
accounts are subject to interest on late payment.
4.
4.1
The balance of any scholarship or award, after settlement of fees, will be refunded to the
student on receipt of your payment. Sponsors must inform UCT in writing if surplus
funding is not to be paid out to a student. In most cases, students use funding from
additional sources to help them meet expenses incurred in connection with their studies
(for example, accommodation and subsistence, books and stationery, transport). Please
therefore, ignore credits of this nature when calculating the amount due by you.
4.2
The estimated minimum amount required for board and lodging by students not
accommodated in residence is R 64 300 per year or R 72 300 for Medical Students who
have a longer academic year. We suggest that sponsors require from their students
verifiable board and lodging expense accounts if the students reside outside official
University accommodation.
4.3
Students accommodated in a catering residence who have not chosen the full meal option
will require the following additional funds to cover meals taken elsewhere:
4.3.1
4.3.2
4.3.3
4.4
4.5
We estimate that the following ancillary expenses could be incurred by each student in
2015:
Books and Stationery ........................................................................................... R 6 000
Educational Equipment ........................................................................................ R 3 000
Living expenses, local transport, pocket money and sundries .............................. R 7 500
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5.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
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A SADC or International UCT staff member or their dependents who receives the HR staff
tuition concession will not be liable for the International Term Fee, SADC or International
Administration Fee.
A students academic fees will be charged in line with their residency status at time of
registration. If a student presents proof of South African citizenship or permanent residence
to the International Academic Programmes Office before the 31 July in an academic year
the students residency status may be changed for the current academic year.
If residency status changes are presented after 31 July it will only be applied to the
following academic year.
Only the Green SA BARCODED ID book or South African Smart identity card will
be accepted as proof of SA citizenship.
No further concessions will be granted.
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.3.1
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5.3.2
5.4
International Affiliates
Visiting international students and academics who are not taking UCT courses but wish
to pursue research towards studies at their own University by using UCTs libraries, must
first make contact with a UCT department to ensure they will be welcome and obtain an
assurance that there are necessary resources (and with mutual understanding of
expectations) to accommodate them in the host department. Thereafter application should
be made through IAPO. A visiting Affiliate does not attend lectures, work at UCT, have
any supervision or write examinations.
Affiliate Fees per month or part thereof ...............................................Refer to Section 6
Fees will be payable in advance, prior to registration at UCT.
5.5
5.5.1
Undergraduate Degrees
Total course fees + International Admin Service Fee + International Term Fee
If from outside If from Africa
Faculty
Typical Qualification Africa (rest of (non-SADC)
World)
Commerce
BCom, BBusSc, etc
ZAR 41 970
ZAR 34 550
Engineering & the BSc, BSC (Eng) etc
ZAR 41 970
ZAR 34 550
Built Environment
Health Sciences
BSc (Med) etc
ZAR 41 970
ZAR 34 550
Humanities
BA, BSocSc, BEd, BA
ZAR 41 970
ZAR 34 550
(Fine Art), BMus, etc
Law
LLB, etc
ZAR 41 970
ZAR 34 550
Science
BSc
ZAR 41 970
ZAR 34 550
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5.5.2
5.5.3
5.5.4
5.5.5
Academic
5.5.6
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5.6
5.6.1
5.6.2
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5.6.3
(Masters
of Business
Administration)
GSB:MBA
Master
of Commerce
in Development
Finance
Programme
Fee (per of
year)
ZAR
226 000
For Academic
1st Year students
the balance
fees..........................................................
is due prior to registration or by 09
March
Fee
year) ....................................................................... ZAR 64 000
2015Administration
whichever date
is (per
the earlier.
Total Fee
(per year) ..................................................................................... ZAR 290 000
Total(MBA
Fee 1stModular
year students
...........................................................................
international
students pay half this fee per annum)ZAR 103 000
nd
Total Fee 2 year students (who registered in 2014 and paid full programme
fees in 1st year) ....................................................................................................... ZAR 0
Total Fee 2nd year students* (students registering for 2nd year in 2016) ....... ZAR 27 000
*The fees for 2016 (i.e. for the second year of enrolment) will be adjusted to
make provision for annual fee increases.
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5.8
Residence Fees
The initial payment as stated in 13.1 (refer to page 117) is required prior to registration
for all international students and non-South African students who do not have permanent
residence. This is in addition to the 100% of International Tuition Fees.
Note: There is only limited accommodation available for international students in
residences, consequently most international students share rented accommodation in the
vicinity of the University. (Further information can be obtained from Student
Housing/Campus Accommodation and Letting).
The residence fee excludes the winter vacation between the first and second semesters,
but includes the short vacations in the first and second semesters. The opening date for
new students is Monday, 2 February 2015 and the closing date for student housing is
Friday, 13 November 2015. The same withdrawal rules apply to international students
leaving residences as for local students (refer to 13.2, page 117).
5.9
the beginning of the first quarter, 16 February 2015. ................ 100% adjustment
before 20 July 2015 ................................................................... 50% adjustment
the beginning of the third quarter, 20 July 2015 ...................... 100% adjustment
after 20 July 2015
No adjustment
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any circumstances.
Any outstanding fees are due immediately upon cancellation of studies,
including Student Housing fees/levies etc if these have not already been paid.
Dropping or changing of courses, refer to 2.3, page 9.
6.
7.
8.
8.1
In the case of a masters dissertation, this applies in the second or subsequent year in
which the dissertation is being completed;
8.2
In the case of a doctoral thesis, this applies in the third or subsequent year in which the
thesis is being completed;
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Students who intend submitting by 12 noon on Monday 16 February 2015, the start of the
2015 academic year, do not need to reregister.
8.3
9.
DOCTORATES
(Note: We no longer offer the ChM)
For each year of registration:
PhD, MD, DMus : (By Thesis) ......................................................................... R 16 520
PhD in Philosophy in Economics (By coursework and thesis)
Coursework year 1 ............................................................................................ R 56 880
Thesis per year .................................................................................................. R 16 520
DSc, DSc (Eng), DLitt, DEd, DMus, DSocSc, LLD, DEconSc, DArch,
DFA, DSc (Med) (For distinguished published work) ........................................ R 6 210
10.
27
10.1
Modular (1 year)
YEAR 2 *
10.2
10.3
10.4
10.5
YEAR 2 *
10.6
*Students registering in 2016 must make provision for annual fee increases
10.7
GSB: PhD
Specialising in Business Administration & Management Practice
(GSB6000W)
Academic Course Fee (per annum or part thereof) ........R 16 520
10.8
10.9
10.10
29
Withdrawal of Acceptance
All requests for cancellation shall be in writing and addressed to GSB Admissions.
Subject to section 17(2) of the Consumer Protection Act, a cancellation fee is payable as
follows:
(a) 20% of the amount will be forfeited if notice of cancellation is received six weeks
or more prior to the start of the programme orientation; and
(b) the entire amount is forfeited if the notice of cancellation is received less than six
weeks prior to the start of the programme orientation.
11.
11.1
ENGINEERING &
BUILT
ENVIRONMENT
LAW
11.2
Undergraduate
Graduate
SCIENCE
FACULTY OF COMMERCE
Degrees
Bachelor of Commerce
specialising in Financial Accounting
General Accounting Stream
Chartered Accounting Stream
Regular curriculum
- no repeat courses
11.3
11.4
MBChB
1st Year ........................................................................... R 64 500
2nd Year........................................................................... R 77 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 78 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 75 000
5th Year .......................................................................... R 64 000
6th Year .......................................................................... R 81 000
1st Year Intervention Curriculum ................................. R 61 500
BSc (Audiology)
1st Year ........................................................................... R 56 000
2nd Year ......................................................................... R 50 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 49 500
4th Year .......................................................................... R 54 000
1st Year Intervention Curriculum ................................. R 39 000
11.5
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES
Degrees
Regular curriculum
- no repeat courses
R 51 000
R 62 000
R 56 000
R 58 000
Honours
4 Honours courses + research essay .............................. R 33 900
BEd Hons (6 Honours courses) .................................... R 41 520
BA Hons in Drama
4 Honours courses + research essay .............................. R 33 900
BMus Hons specialising in Dance Studies .................... R 37 050
BMus Hons specialising in Performance (Music) .......................
................................................................... R 34 920 - R 36 060
BMus Hons specialising in Musicology .... R 33 900 - R 37 420
BMus Hons specialising in Composition....................... R 33 810
Masters by Coursework
4 Masters course work courses ...................................... R 30 640
Minor dissertation .......................................................... R 13 990
Research Masters ........................................................ R 22 990
Master of Library & Information Science
2 Masters course work courses ..................................... R 30 540
Minor dissertation .......................................................... R 13 990
Master of Fine Art
By dissertation ............................................................... R 22 990
Master of Music by Composition & Dissertation
Composition .................................................................. R 30 560
Dissertation ................................................................... R 13 990
Master of Music by Performance & Dissertation
1st Year Recitals ............................................................. R 16 560
2nd Year Recitals ............................................................ R 16 560
Minor Dissertation ......................................................... R 13 990
Doctoral (PhD) (per year) ............................................ R 16 520
Certificates
11.6
FACULTY OF LAW
Degrees
Regular curriculum
- no repeat courses
Undergraduate LLB
1st Year depending on electives ................................ R 46 500
2nd Year depending on electives ................................ R 53 500
3rd Year depending on electives ................................. R 53 000
4th Year depending on electives ................................. R 55 500
Graduate LLB
1st Year ........................................................................... R 52 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 53 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 55 500
Postgraduate
Diplomas
11.7
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Degrees
Regular curriculum
- no repeat courses
Bachelor of Science
1st Year ........................................................................... R 50 000
2nd Year .......................................................................... R 50 000
3rd Year .......................................................................... R 50 000
12.
COURSE CODE
AAE2001S
AAE4002W
AAE4012W
AAE5001W
AAE7000W
AAE7001W
AAE7002W
AAE7003W
AAE7004W
AAE7005W
AAE7006W
ACC1006F
ACC1006S
ACC1012S
ACC1106F
ACC2011S
ACC2012W
ACC2018S
DESCRIPTION
SPECIAL STUDY MODULE
ANAESTHESIA
ANAESTHESIA EXT CREDIT
ANAESTHESIA EXT CREDIT
PHD ANAESTHESIA
MD ANAESTHESIA
MMED ANAESTHESIA PT 3
MMED ANAESTHESIA PT 1
MMED ANAESTHESIA PT 2
MPHIL CRITICAL CARE PT 1
MPHIL CRITICAL CARE PT 2
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
BUSINESS ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL REPORTING I
FINANCIAL REPORTING II
CORP GOVERNANCE I
TUITION FEE
R 20202
4,500
7,040
1,460
2,570
16,520
16,520
7,750
10,960
10,960
10,550
4,760
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
12,610
6,320
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING I
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING I
TAXATION I
TAXATION I
FINANCIAL REPORTING I
FINANCIAL REPORTING IIA
FINANCIAL REPORTING IIB
TAXATION II
FINANCIAL REPORTING III
CORPORATE REPORTING
CORP GOVERNANCE II
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING II
FIN REPORTING CONVERSION
MAN ACC & FIN CONVERSION
CORP GOVERNANCE CONVERSION
TAXATION CONVERSION
BUSINESS ANALYSIS & GOVERNANCE
TAXATION III
MANAGERIAL ACC & FINANCE 2
FINANCIAL REPORTING IV
CORP GOVERNANCE III
PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC SECTOR FINAN REPORTING
PUBLIC SECTOR STRUCT & FUNC
AUDIT COMPLIANCE & ETHICS
BUS ANALYSIS & GOVER CONVRSION
AFRICA AND WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY
FOUNDATIONS IN EARTH SCIENCE
HUMAN EVOLUTION
S.AFRICAN HUNTERS & HERDERS
DIRECTED READING & RESEARCH
ROOTS OF BLACK IDENTITY
GLOBAL INTERACTION & TRANSFORM
ARCHAEOLOGY IN PRACTICE
HONOURS IN ARCHAEOLOGY
HONOURS IN ARCHAEOL & ENV SCI
MASTERS IN ARCHAEOLOGY
PHD IN ARCHAEOLOGY
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
SPEECH AND HEARING SCIENCES
EARLY INTERVENTION
PREP ENTRY LEVEL PSYCH FOR HRS
OCC PERSPCTV ON HLTH & WELLBNG
MOVEMENT SCIENCE I
INTRO TO APPLIED PHYSIOTHERAPY
HUMAN OCCUPATION & DEVELOPMNT
FOUND CONCEPTS IN EARLY INTERV
FNDMNTL HUMAN OCC & DEV IA
FNDMT OF MOVE SCI & APP PHY IA
FNDMT OF MOVE SCI & APP PHY IB
FNDMNTALS OF SPEECH & HEAR SCI
HUMAN COMMUNICATION DEVELOPMNT
FND CONCPT IN HUMAN COMM DEV
FNDMNTL HUMAN OCC & DEV IB
BASIS OF HEARING & BALANCE
FOUNDS OF HEARING & BALANCE
DISAB INFO MGT & COMMUN SYST
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
12,610
12,610
6,320
12,610
12,610
6,320
6,320
26,590
14,200
10,210
10,210
6,320
13,070
13,070
14,570
13,070
16,650
16,650
11,100
11,100
5,340
6,280
6,280
8,300
8,300
11,450
12,490
12,490
12,490
45,330
45,330
22,990
16,520
0
5,190
2,660
9,170
5,930
4,280
4,280
5,930
5,530
7,350
3,700
5,530
7,350
4,280
3,700
7,350
5,230
7,350
4,270
2,450
7,330
4,270
7,110
7,110
2,660
15,000
5,680
5,510
10,020
10,060
7,840
4,500
5,130
4,410
5,870
5,130
7,560
4,730
10,730
11,470
8,420
6,890
15,110
5,950
7,870
7,860
7,870
8,420
7,190
5,880
6,040
5,370
5,370
5,730
5,740
8,710
8,660
8,660
12,960
19,440
19,440
19,440
19,440
28,810
7,840
1,730
7,840
5,810
9,310
9,670
9,280
7,260
19,440
17,990
17,990
9,780
6,530
11,400
11,400
11,400
6,530
11,400
11,400
6,530
11,400
11,400
6,530
11,400
11,400
11,400
24,340
24,340
24,340
23,400
4,300
4,300
4,300
24,340
8,840
23,400
24,340
3,150
9,400
15,620
4,300
11,730
8,590
11,440
10,010
8,590
3,150
3,150
16,520
16,520
24,340
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
8,870
4,190
4,190
6,220
26,510
8,870
2,800
2,800
2,110
2,110
8,860
8,860
8,860
3,410
1,630
8,870
5,530
4,190
27,270
2,800
2,800
8,860
8,860
5,910
3,410
4,160
4,160
8,870
30,930
9,260
2,760
5,530
2,140
2,140
4,190
4,220
29,460
4,860
8,260
5,910
15,330
6,410
4,160
8,540
8,540
6,410
3,410
8,540
8,860
2,860
4,270
11,250
4,270
4,270
4,270
11,250
4,270
4,270
3,830
4,270
3,980
2,670
3,980
4,270
11,250
12,630
1,460
3,990
3,990
12,440
12,440
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
PLANTS & DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH METHOD
ASPECTS OF HISTORY & THEORY
GEO-INFORMATICS PROJECT
URBAN DESIGN REPRESENTATION
MASTERS DISSERTATION GEOMATICS
INTRO TO URBAN DESIGN THEORY
REGIONAL PLANNING PROJECT
REGIONAL PLANNING THEORY
PLANNING TECHNIQUES III
HAT LANDSCAPE ARCH B
LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION
LANDSCAPE ARCH PROJECT
MCPUD DISSERTATION
MCRP MINOR DISSERTATION
MLA DISSERTATION
URBAN DESIGN PROJECT
URBAN DESIGN THEORY
ADV TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH
ADV THEORY RESEARCH
DISSERTATION PREPARATION
LAW OF CONSERVATION & DEVELOPM
RESEARCHING & ASSESSING HERITG
RESEARCH PROJECT
LAW OF CONSERVATION & DEV
CONSERVATION DISCIP & PRAC
SURV MEASURE&REC HERITAGE RES
CONSERV DEV & IMPACT ASS I
CONSERV DEV & IMPACT ASSESS II
RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES
DESIGN DISSERTATION
HISTORY OF CONSERVATION
RESEARCH & ASSESS HERITAGE RES
URBAN DESIGN THEORY 1
RES METHODS FOR URBAN DESIGN
URBAN DESIGN THEORY 2
URBAN DESIGN RESEARCH PROJECT
PHD IN GEOMATICS
MASTERS ARCH & PLANNING DISS
PHD IN ARCH & PLANNING
INTERNATIONAL AFFILIATE 6-12 M
INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY
ASTROPHYSICS
ASTRONOMICAL TECHNIQUES
STELLAR ASTROPHYSICS
GALACTIC & EXTRAGALACTIC ASTRO
HONOURS IN ASTRO & SPACE SCI
MASTERS IN ASTRONOMY
MSC ASTRO & SPACE SCI (DISS)
MSC ASTRO & SPACE SCI (C/WK)
PHD IN ASTRONOMY
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
UNDERSTANDING GENDER
AFRICA: CULTURE ID & GLBLSN
INTRO TO LANGUAGE STUDIES
INTRO TO APPLIED LANGUAGE STUD
3,990
3,980
4,330
3,830
15,330
4,270
25,200
4,080
11,250
7,050
2,670
3,980
3,980
12,630
15,130
15,130
12,610
12,350
8,230
10,510
10,510
6,180
4,180
4,160
10,840
4,190
2,800
2,800
2,790
6,890
6,890
34,560
6,960
6,960
4,270
7,050
7,050
7,550
16,520
24,800
16,520
17,240
6,280
8,300
8,300
12,490
12,490
45,330
22,990
22,990
22,490
16,520
0
5,720
2,570
5,720
5,720
LINGUISTICS FOUNDATION
SOCIOLINGUISTICS FOUNDATION
WORDS DEEDS BONES & THINGS
INTRO TO SOC ANTH OF DEV & DIF
GENDER SEXUALITY POLITICS
GENDER& POLITICS OF DEVELPMENT
GENDER & HISTORY
CULTURE ID & GLBLSN IN AFRICA
LINGUISTICS IIA
LINGUISTICS IIB
ANTHROPOLOGICAL FIELDWORK
MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTHROPOLOGY OF POWER & WEALTH
THEORIES POLITICS AND ACTION
POLITICS OF GENDERED KNOWLEDGE
LINGUISTICS IIIA
LINGUISTICS IIIB
THE CHALLENGE OF CULTURE
ANTHROPOL THROUGH ETHNOGRAPHY
SPECIAL TOPIC
SPECIAL TOPIC
RESEARCH ESSAY/PROJECT
GENDER AND VIOLENCE
GENDER ANALYSIS & RES DESIGN
DEVELOPMNT/CONFLICT/POL CHANGE
GENDER PEACE & JUSTICE
GENDER AND PSYCHOLOGY
INTRO TO GENDER/TRANSFORMATION
RESEARCH ESSAY/PROJECT
DEBATES IN AFRICAN STUDIES
PUBLIC CULTURE IN AFRICA
PUBLIC CULTURE INTERNSHIP
PUBLIC CULTURE INTERNSHIP
THE AFRICAN STUDIES ARCHIVE
DECOLONIAL THEORY
RESEARCH ESSAY/PROJECT
LANGUAGE CONTACT/BILINGUILISM
MODERN LINGUISTIC THOUGHT I
SPECIAL TOPIC: READING COURSE
LANGUAGE VARIATION
MODERN LING THOUGHT II
AFRICAN LINGUISTICS
MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT
RESEARCH ESSAY/PROJECT
ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH METHODS
ANTHRO SOCIETIES IN TRANSITION
ANTHRO GENDER/SEXUALITY
SPEC TOPICS: SOC-CULTRL ANTHRO
SPEC TOPICS: SOC-CULTRL ANTHRO
VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY
RESEARCHING BEYOND BORDERS
MASTERS IN GENDER STUDIES
GENDER RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES
MASTERS IN AFRICAN STUDIES
MINOR DISSERTATION
PROBLEMATISING THE STUDY OF AF
CRITICAL ISSUES IN HERITAGE ST
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
1,440
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
7,660
22,990
3,870
22,990
13,990
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
22,990
13,990
7,660
7,660
22,990
10,520
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
3,530
7,660
7,660
960
7,660
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
8,300
8,300
8,300
8,300
12,490
12,490
12,490
12,490
12,490
12,490
45,330
45,330
22,990
3,710
22,990
22,490
22,990
22,490
22,990
22,990
22,990
22,990
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
0
6,320
12,610
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
5,770
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
4,470
38,160
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
32,530
12,610
6,320
11,340
8,370
6,320
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
8,840
12,610
11,340
11,340
6,320
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
6,320
6,320
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
4,470
16,140
8,370
17,390
17,390
8,370
9,830
12,610
12,610
4,210
34,750
9,830
12,610
9,830
34,750
3,180
12,610
8,370
7,420
3,170
8,370
8,370
8,370
16,520
12,490
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
3,150
6,280
16,590
24,910
45,330
22,990
22,990
16,520
16,520
0
7,600
16,210
4,420
25,120
6,890
4,400
1,630
4,160
6,890
2,800
2,800
4,160
4,160
4,420
6,280
2,100
5,530
5,530
4,860
5,910
2,800
2,800
2,800
2,800
2,800
10,730
5,910
16,170
6,890
7,680
2,800
5,970
5,970
5,300
5,300
25,200
22,950
22,950
5,400
2,760
2,800
4,080
1,430
1,430
1,430
4,080
2,760
4,080
2,760
2,760
1,430
5,400
5,400
2,760
4,080
4,080
4,080
2,760
2,760
2,760
2,760
5,400
1,430
2,760
5,400
6,230
6,230
680
2,760
1,430
5,940
5,940
16,520
16,520
4,500
9,680
4,860
9,680
12,050
3,180
4,680
4,680
6,240
6,240
12,470
26,180
26,180
12,190
3,060
3,060
10,190
6,110
3,060
3,060
3,060
15,660
10,550
4,060
3,920
3,920
3,920
3,920
3,920
3,920
5,830
3,920
15,620
3,920
23,400
2,570
26,180
3,430
3,430
26,180
3,920
3,920
6,480
2,620
2,620
2,620
14,300
12,870
11,440
620
11,720
26,180
16,520
16,520
10,960
16,520
10,960
7,750
10,960
10,960
7,750
26,180
16,520
16,520
10,960
7,750
16,520
16,520
10,960
7,750
10,960
7,750
10,960
16,520
16,520
10,960
7,750
26,180
16,520
16,520
10,960
7,750
16,520
16,520
10,960
7,750
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
10,550
4,760
26,180
10,960
10,960
7,750
10,960
10,960
7,750
26,180
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
10,550
4,760
10,960
10,550
4,760
5,490
0
12,480
9,360
5,530
5,530
5,530
5,530
5,920
1,600
6,280
5,530
2,800
5,530
5,530
5,530
5,530
2,760
5,530
4,180
4,180
4,180
5,530
9,250
5,530
5,530
5,530
18,380
18,380
25,200
22,950
22,950
5,530
5,400
5,400
10,850
3,980
1,430
5,400
3,400
2,760
2,760
6,780
6,730
9,170
9,170
9,170
5,400
5,400
9,170
5,400
6,230
6,230
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
9,150
9,150
9,150
9,150
4,580
4,580
9,150
9,150
9,150
9,150
9,150
9,150
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
5,400
4,080
4,080
9,170
8,160
16,520
4,660
8,770
12,930
17,240
5,780
5,780
5,780
5,780
5,780
5,780
5,780
5,780
5,780
10,430
5,230
10,430
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
13,640
14,360
7,210
3,610
7,210
14,360
7,210
3,610
7,210
3,610
14,360
3,610
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
28,700
28,700
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
7,210
14,360
14,360
14,360
7,210
3,610
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
7,210
3,610
14,360
14,360
14,360
5,970
5,970
5,970
5,970
5,970
5,970
5,970
16,520
16,520
6,210
10,970
2,960
5,530
4,410
2,960
2,240
5,530
5,530
5,530
10,970
4,410
5,530
4,410
5,530
2,240
2,800
4,410
10,970
4,410
10,970
4,160
5,530
5,530
4,410
5,530
10,970
5,530
5,530
5,530
5,530
6,240
5,340
3,990
5,340
7,190
4,280
5,340
5,340
4,280
4,280
4,280
5,340
11,420
5,340
5,340
9,170
9,170
9,170
9,170
10,850
9,170
9,170
9,170
9,170
9,170
10,850
25,200
9,170
9,170
1,870
2,840
6,240
1,870
2,790
9,170
9,170
16,520
12,930
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
8,130
8,130
8,130
8,130
12,240
12,240
12,240
12,240
8,130
45,090
36,860
45,090
22,990
45,400
22,990
22,990
22,700
22,700
16,520
0
0
0
29,230
2,960
10,980
3,040
3,040
3,040
3,040
6,320
0
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
21,190
21,210
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
0
0
1,660
2,990
11,400
11,400
11,400
0
8,770
12,930
6,660
6,660
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
26,570
26,570
5,950
5,950
26,570
26,570
7,920
7,920
35,260
35,260
36,060
36,060
3,040
3,040
6,780
6,780
6,780
10,520
6,780
6,780
13,550
13,550
13,550
13,550
10,520
35,260
26,450
22,990
25,720
13,990
11,020
7,660
11,520
7,660
11,520
29,730
16,520
24,650
24,650
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
12,400
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
8,370
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
16,520
6,320
0
2,620
2,620
5,230
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
1,430
1,430
1,430
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
1,430
1,430
1,430
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
720
1,430
5,230
5,230
11,070
ENGLISH IP
ENGLISH FIRST ADD LANG IP
EXP ARTS & SKILLS FOR LIFE IP
GENERAL METHOD IP
NUMERACY IP
SCHOOL EXPERIENCE SP AND FET
XHOSA COMMUNICATION FOR EDUCAT
LOLT - ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS IP
NATURAL SCIENCES IP
SOCIAL SCIENCES IP
XHOSA IP
AFRIKAANS IP
LOLT - AFRIKAANS
LOLT - XHOSA
CHILDHOOD STUDIES FP
LIFE SKILLS FP
SPECIAL STUDIES IN FP TEACHING
LITERACY (HL AND EFAL) FP
MATHEMATICS FP
SCHOOL EXPERIENCE FP
ACCOUNTING SP & FET
AFRIKAANS SP AND FET
VISUAL ARTS (PRAC) SP & FET
DANCE STUDIES FET
DESIGN STUDIES FET
DRAMATIC ARTS FET
ECONOMICS SP AND FET
ENGLISH SP AND FET
EXPRESSIVE ARTS SP
FRENCH SP AND FET
GEOGRAPHY SP AND FET
GERMAN SP AND FET
HEBREW SP AND FET
HISTORY SP AND FET
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FET
JEWISH STUDIES FET
LIFE SCIENCES FET
LIFESKILLS SP AND FET
MATHEMATICS SP AND FET
MUSIC CHOIR TRAINING SP & FET
MUSIC THEORY & HIST SP & FET
NATURAL SCIENCES SP
PHYSICAL SCIENCES FET
RELIGION STUDIES FET
VISUAL ARTS FET
XHOSA SP AND FET
MATHEMATICS SP & MATHS LIT FET
SCHOOL EXPERIENCE IP
SCIENCE & MATHS IN NEW CURRIC
SCIENCE CONTENT A
SCIENCE CONTENT B
SCIENCE CONTENT C
MATHS LITERACY: NUMBER
MATHS LITERACY: ALGEBRA
MATH LITERACY: DATA HANDLING
GET MATHS: NUMBER
3,080
3,080
3,080
1,550
3,950
8,610
1,860
0
3,950
3,950
3,950
3,950
3,950
0
0
3,950
3,950
3,950
3,950
3,950
8,610
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
3,580
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
7,140
8,610
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
2,150
2,150
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
4,250
5,690
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
5,690
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
6,920
5,690
22,990
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
13,990
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
6,110
16,520
11,790
8,850
6,890
4,160
4,160
4,160
4,160
8,260
13,280
8,260
4,160
4,160
4,160
5,910
2,800
2,800
6,890
6,890
4,160
4,160
3,500
5,530
8,260
4,160
6,890
2,800
4,860
6,890
12,400
15,070
8,130
3,500
3,500
4,160
8,260
4,160
4,160
3,500
6,890
2,800
3,150
15,330
15,330
2,610
2,610
2,800
6,890
6,890
6,890
6,890
6,890
6,890
6,890
2,800
2,800
6,890
6,890
4,160
2,800
2,800
5,910
5,910
5,910
5,910
5,910
5,910
25,200
22,950
22,950
10,850
5,400
6,730
8,260
5,060
5,060
5,060
5,060
6,730
10,840
2,750
6,230
6,230
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
1,690
1,690
1,690
3,380
3,380
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
5,060
5,060
5,060
5,060
5,060
5,060
1,690
1,690
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
1,690
1,690
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
16,520
16,520
6,280
6,280
6,280
8,300
8,300
12,490
12,490
12,490
12,490
45,330
45,330
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
9,120
22,990
22,990
22,490
22,990
0
11,390
11,390
11,390
11,390
11,390
22,990
5,640
5,640
5,640
5,640
5,640
16,520
16,520
0
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
22,990
13,990
7,660
13,990
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
16,520
2,800
6,280
6,280
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
9,170
9,170
10,850
9,170
9,170
22,950
22,950
9,170
9,170
9,170
9,170
9,170
9,170
9,170
5,400
22,130
9,170
9,170
6,110
6,110
9,170
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
7,630
7,630
7,630
10,520
7,630
7,630
7,630
10,520
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
10,520
10,520
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
10,520
10,520
7,630
7,630
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
22,990
22,990
13,990
7,660
13,990
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
22,990
7,660
7,660
7,660
1,430
16,520
16,520
16,520
20,350
13,620
5,720
13,620
5,720
9,050
9,050
9,050
9,050
9,050
9,050
7,650
7,650
7,630
7,630
20,350
20,350
20,350
20,350
20,350
7,650
7,650
7,630
7,630
9,050
11,450
40,710
RESEARCH ESSAY/PROJECT
ART CRITICISM
POLITICS & ETHICS OF COLLECTNG
STUDIES IN HISTORIOG OF ART
CRIT ISSUES CONTEMPORARY ART
ART HISTORY READING COURSE
CRITICAL THINKING: CURATORSHIP
CURATING COLONIAL CONNECTIONS
PRACTICAL COMMUNICATION
WORKING WITH COLLECTIONS
VIRTUAL DISPLAY
LOCAL ISSUES IN CURATORSHIP
MASTER OF PHIL IN FINE ART
MASTER OF ART IN FINE ART
MASTER OF FINE ART
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ART
IMAGING THE WORLD IN PHOTOS
EARTH ECOLOGY HUMANITIES D
ART HIST READING COURSE
MA IN ART HISTORICAL STUDIES
PHD IN FINE ART
PHD IN ART HISTORICAL STUDIES
DLITT IN FINE ART
INTRO FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
MANAGERIAL FINANCE
MANAGERIAL FINANCE
PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGMT
BUSINESS FINANCE
CORPORATE FINANCIAL MANAGEMNT
CORPORATE FINANCIAL MANAGEMNT
FINANCE IIA
FINANCE IIB
ADVANCED TAXATION
TAXATION TECH REPORT
RESEARCH METHODS IN TAXATION
RESEARCH METHODS IN TAXATION
TAX OF FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
FINANCE RESEARCH PROJECT
FINANCE RESEARCH PROJECT
APPLIED INVESTMENTS
APPLIED CORPORATE FINANCE
ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS
MASTERS IN FINANCE
MINOR DISSERTATION IN FINANCE
TOPICS IN FINANCIAL MANAGE
MINI DISS IN FINANCIAL MNGMT
TAXATION COURSEWORK
TAXATION MINOR DISS 90 CREDITS
TAX MINOR DISS 60 CREDITS
INTERNATIONAL TAX II
INTERNATIONAL TAX I
CORPORATE FIN & VALUATIONS
CAPITAL MRKTS & FIN INSTRUMENT
EMPIRICAL FINANCE
PHD IN FINANCE
PHD IN TAXATION
MINERALS ROCKS & STRUCTURE
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
22,990
22,990
22,990
42,070
7,660
1,430
7,660
22,990
16,520
16,520
16,520
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
24,260
9,870
0
0
24,260
12,610
12,610
6,320
6,320
6,320
16,940
17,780
17,780
9,870
48,460
17,780
17,780
24,260
24,260
28,730
14,410
17,780
16,520
16,520
6,280
6,280
6,280
8,300
8,300
4,200
12,490
12,490
45,330
45,330
22,990
22,990
3,710
22,990
16,520
16,520
0
25,000
25,000
20,000
25,000
25,000
10,000
10,000
18,000
6,000
12,000
53,685
40,265
40,265
8,300
8,300
12,500
8,300
8,300
9,720
8,300
8,300
8,300
8,300
8,300
9,220
35,000
8,300
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
11,670
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
11,670
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
5,835
11,670
5,835
5,835
8,300
8,300
12,500
8,300
8,300
9,720
8,300
8,300
8,300
8,300
8,300
9,220
35,000
8,300
12,000
12,000
53,685
40,265
40,265
11,385
11,385
11,385
11,385
11,385
11,385
11,385
6,210
6,210
6,210
6,210
6,210
6,210
6,210
11,385
11,500
16,520
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
7,660
22,990
13,990
7,660
7,660
16,520
17,440
17,830
22,560
22,990
5,930
7,350
7,350
6,840
5,930
3,070
3,320
3,700
3,700
2,660
14,400
25,570
8,300
4,500
8,300
6,400
3,320
12,490
12,490
45,790
45,790
45,790
5,000
4,320
4,320
4,320
4,470
4,320
45,790
45,790
45,790
5,000
3,700
3,700
3,700
4,100
4,100
4,270
4,270
3,700
3,700
3,700
8,150
7,520
3,700
3,860
3,700
9,920
9,270
8,470
8,470
4,320
4,320
4,320
4,320
4,320
5,000
3,970
4,890
4,890
3,330
45,790
24,340
26,180
26,180
15,620
15,620
12,570
15,620
24,340
24,340
3,970
4,200
3,970
3,970
3,970
3,970
3,970
15,620
10,430
10,430
3,430
12,020
15,610
26,180
16,520
16,520
16,520
26,180
9,730
23,400
16,520
26,180
16,520
16,520
26,180
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
0
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
1,810
4,520
6,320
6,320
6,320
18,950
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
6,320
40,740
40,740
40,740
6,320
46,500
17,420
7,030
7,030
14,040
38,840
40,740
8,370
16,520
15,730
22,560
4,500
27,630
22,990
47,020
47,020
47,020
47,020
47,020
5,200
45,790
26,180
26,180
15,620
18,930
24,340
7,390
7,390
7,390
7,390
26,180
16,520
16,520
3,920
3,920
15,620
5,810
5,810
6,380
6,380
6,380
6,380
6,380
6,380
6,780
6,780
26,180
3,320
3,320
3,320
1,110
26,180
16,520
16,520
16,520
10,960
7,750
10,960
7,750
26,180
10,960
10,550
4,760
26,180
16,520
16,520
10,960
10,960
7,750
10,960
7,750
16,520
16,520
10,960
7,750
26,180
10,960
10,550
16,520
26,180
16,520
16,520
26,180
16,520
16,520
10,960
10,960
7,750
10,960
7,750
10,960
4,760
16,520
26,180
16,520
10,960
10,960
7,750
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
10,550
4,760
16,520
0
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
15,270
7,000
7,640
7,640
7,640
7,640
13,990
13,990
15,270
15,270
15,270
15,270
22,990
16,520
MATHEMATICS 1000
MATHEMATICS 1004
MATHEMATICS 1004
MATHEMATICS 1005
MATHEMATICS 1006
MATHEMATICS 1010
MATHEMATICS 1010
MATHEMATICS 1012
MATHEMATICS 1012
LAW THAT COUNTS
LAW THAT COUNTS
QUANT LITERACY FOR HUMANITIES
QUANT LITERACY FOR SOC SCI
FUNDAMENTALS OF MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS 1A FOR ENGINEERS
MATHEMATICS 1A FOR ENGINEERS
MATHEMATICS 1B FOR ENGINEERS
MATHEMATICS 1B FOR ENGINEERS
NUMBERS IN THE HUMANITIES
ENGINEERING STATICS
MODELLING & APPLIED COMPUTING
DYNAMICS
MATHEMATICS 1110 FOR CADP
MATHEMATICS 1010
MATHEMATICS 1112 FOR CADP
MATHEMATICS 2000
MATHEMATICS 2001
MATHEMATICS 2002
MATHEMATICS 2003
MATHEMATICS 2004
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
APPLIED MATHEMATICS 2046
APPLIED MATHEMATICS 2047
APPLIED MATHEMATICS 2048
NUM ANALYSIS & SCI COMPUTING
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING IN MATLAB
VECTOR CALCULUS FOR ENGINEERS
VECTOR CALCULUS FOR ENGINEERS
LINEAR ALG & DE FOR ENGINEERS
LINEAR ALG & DE FOR ENGINEERS
VECTOR CALCULUS FOR ASPECT
VECTOR CALCULUS FOR ASPECT
MATHEMATICS 3000
MATHEMATICS 3001
MATHEMATICS 3002
MATHEMATICS 3003
APPLIED MATHEMATICS 3040
APPLIED MATHEMATICS 3041
APPLIED MATHEMATICS 3048
NUMERICAL METHODS
COMPUTING FOR CHEM ENGINEERS
HONOURS IN MATHEMATICS
HONOURS IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
HONOURS IN MATHS OF COMP SCI
MASTERS IN MATHEMATICS
MASTERS IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
12,250
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
16,260
8,130
8,130
4,080
8,130
4,080
4,080
16,260
8,130
8,130
4,080
2,760
7,080
7,080
7,080
7,080
7,050
7,050
24,440
24,440
12,240
12,240
24,440
12,240
12,240
4,110
2,710
45,090
45,090
45,090
22,990
22,990
22,990
0
0
16,520
16,520
0
8,300
8,300
8,300
8,300
0
12,490
12,490
12,490
12,490
45,330
22,990
16,520
0
4,500
4,350
24,210
3,580
4,350
47,020
21,110
7,040
24,650
6,230
6,230
10,920
9,350
3,750
620
620
620
620
37,400
6,230
5,800
3,010
3,060
3,060
16,160
15,780
1,790
8,090
26,180
26,180
16,520
16,520
10,960
10,960
7,750
10,550
10,550
10,550
MPHIL NEPHROLOGY PT 1
MPHIL ENDOCRINOLOGY PT 1
MPHIL GASTROENTEROLOGY PT 1
PHD DERMATOLOGY
MD DERMATOLOGY
MMED DERMATOLOGY PT 3
MMED DERMATOLOGY PT 1
MMED DERMATOLOGY PT 2
MMED NEUROLOGY PT 1
MMED NEUROLOGY PT 2
MMED NEUROLOGY PT 3
MSCMED CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY
PHD CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY
MD PHARMACOLOGY
MMED CLINICAL PHARM PT 1
MMED CLIN PHARM PT 2
MMED CLINICAL PHARM PT 3
MPHIL PULMONOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL CARDIOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL RHEUMATOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL NEPHROLOGY PT 2
MPHIL ENDOCRINOLOGY PT 2
MPHIL GASTROENTEROLOGY PT 2
MPHIL GERIATRIC MEDICINE PT 1
MPHIL GERIATRIC MEDICINE PT 2
MPHIL INFEC DIS & HIV MED PT 1
MPHIL INFEC DIS & HIV MED PT 2
MPHIL ALLERGOLOGY (ADULT) PT 1
MPHIL ALLERGOLOGY (ADULT) PT 2
PHD IN DERMATOLOGY
MPHIL ADV HEPAT&TRANSPLANT PT1
MPHIL ADV HEPAT&TRANSPLANT PT2
DRUG DEVELOPMENT
DRUG ASSAYS
PHARMACOMETRICS
PK-PD PRINCIPLES
DISSERTATION
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
ENGINEERING DRAWING
ENGINEERING DRAWING
ENGINEERING I
INTRO MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DRAWING
PROGRAMMING FOR MECHANICAL ENG
DESIGN I
THERMOFLUIDS I
DYNAMICS I
DYNAMICS I
MECHANICS OF SOLIDS I
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
MATERIALS SCI IN ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL & MECH MATERIALS
MACHINE ELEMENT DESIGN I
MECHANICS OF SOLIDS II
DYNAMICS II
THERMOFLUIDS II
COMP INTEGRATED MFG & ROBOTICS
10,550
10,550
10,550
16,520
16,520
7,750
10,960
10,960
10,960
10,960
7,750
26,180
16,520
16,520
10,960
10,960
7,750
4,760
4,760
4,760
4,760
4,760
4,760
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
16,520
10,550
4,760
5,220
7,810
7,810
2,620
23,400
0
6,280
3,150
12,480
9,370
6,280
6,130
11,820
6,280
5,530
5,530
4,160
2,800
4,710
4,420
6,280
4,710
6,280
7,810
3,150
3,150
4,420
4,710
4,160
8,870
3,150
3,150
3,150
3,150
3,150
4,420
4,710
3,150
6,280
4,660
5,920
18,380
3,150
4,710
17,740
4,160
3,920
2,640
2,760
5,220
2,760
3,920
4,710
3,150
3,150
4,710
3,150
4,710
3,150
17,500
4,680
4,710
5,220
25,200
22,950
4,080
22,990
6,730
13,460
25,200
4,080
6,730
13,460
6,730
6,730
25,200
22,950
6,730
4,080
5,400
4,080
4,080
4,080
4,080
4,080
25,200
6,730
7,690
4,080
5,400
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
6,730
22,950
25,200
5,400
14,060
4,080
6,230
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
6,510
3,260
3,720
6,510
3,720
6,510
6,510
3,720
6,510
3,720
6,510
6,510
3,720
6,510
3,720
6,510
6,510
3,720
6,510
3,720
6,510
6,510
3,720
6,510
3,720
6,510
1,890
6,510
6,510
3,720
6,510
3,720
PIANO B1
PIANO D1
PRACTICAL STUDY I
RECORDER B1
RECORDER D1
SAXOPHONE B1
SAXOPHONE D1
SECONDARY PIANO 1
SINGING B1
SINGING D1
TROMBONE B1
TROMBONE D1
TRUMPET B1
TRUMPET D1
TUBA B1
VIOLA B1
VIOLIN B1
VIOLIN D1
VOCAL STUDIES 1
JAZZ SINGING B1
JAZZ SINGING D1
ACCOMPANYING I
AFRICAN MUSIC I
AFRICAN MUSIC ENSEMBLE I
AURAL I
AURAL INTRODUCTORY
BUSINESS MNGMT FOR MUSICIANS
CAREER STUDIES
CHAMBER MUSIC I
ENSEMBLE 1
FIGURED BASS AND SCORE READING
FOUNDATION MUSIC THEORY
GENERAL MUSIC KNOWLEDGE I
HISTORY OF JAZZ I
HISTORY OF MUSIC I
JAZZ ENSEMBLE I
JAZZ IMPROVISATION I
MOVEMENT I
MUSIC THEORY I
MUSIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS I
OPERA WORKSHOP I
REPERTOIRE I
THEORY OF JAZZ I
TEACH METHOD & REPERTOIRE I
WORLD MUSIC ENSEMBLE I
WORLDS OF MUSIC I
JAZZ ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL I
INTRODUCTION TO ACOUSTICS
SECONDARY MARIMBA I
AFRICAN MUSIC THEORY I
SINGERS' THEATRE I
LYRIC DICTION I
JAZZ EAR TRAINING I
AFRICAN AURAL I
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 1A
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY 1B
MUSIC BIBLIOGRAPHY
6,510
3,720
6,910
6,510
3,720
6,510
3,720
1,890
6,510
3,720
6,510
3,720
6,510
3,720
6,510
6,510
6,510
3,720
7,090
6,510
3,720
2,810
5,570
3,850
4,660
7,090
2,810
6,910
6,510
2,810
2,810
7,090
6,040
5,570
5,570
2,810
5,570
6,910
6,910
6,510
6,910
2,810
6,510
2,810
3,720
5,570
2,810
2,810
1,890
6,510
5,570
6,910
4,670
4,660
3,270
3,270
2,810
4,000
0
4,000
7,630
6,470
4,000
6,470
4,000
6,470
8,590
4,000
4,000
7,630
7,630
6,470
9,270
7,420
6,910
7,420
6,910
9,270
6,910
9,270
7,420
7,420
9,270
7,420
6,910
7,420
9,270
7,420
6,910
7,420
7,420
7,420
9,270
7,420
7,420
1,890
9,270
7,420
6,910
7,420
9,270
7,420
6,910
7,420
6,910
7,420
1,890
9,270
7,420
6,910
9,270
7,420
6,910
9,270
PERCUSSION B2
PERCUSSION D2
PIANO A2
PIANO B2
PIANO C2
PIANO D2
RECORDER A2
RECORDER B2
RECORDER C2
RECORDER D2
SAXOPHONE A2
SAXOPHONE B2
SAXOPHONE C2
SAXOPHONE D2
SECONDARY PIANO 2
SINGING A2
SINGING B2
SINGING C2
SINGING D2
TROMBONE A2
TROMBONE B2
TROMBONE C2
TROMBONE D2
TRUMPET A2
TRUMPET B2
TRUMPET C2
TRUMPET D2
TUBA B2
VIOLA A2
VIOLA B2
VIOLA D2
VIOLIN A2
VIOLIN B2
VIOLIN D2
VOCAL STUDIES 2
JAZZ SINGING B2
JAZZ SINGING D2
ACCOMPANYING II
AFRICAN MUSIC II
AFRICAN MUSIC ENSEMBLE II
AURAL II
CHAMBER MUSIC II
COMPOSITION I
ENSEMBLE II
HISTORY OF JAZZ II
HISTORY OF MUSIC II
JAZZ ENSEMBLE II
JAZZ IMPROVISATION II
MOVEMENT II
MUSIC EDUCATION I
MUSIC THEORY II
MUSIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS II
OPERA HISTORY I
OPERA WORKSHOP II
ORCHESTRAL STUDIES I
REPERTOIRE II
TEACHING METHOD I
7,420
6,910
9,270
7,420
3,720
6,910
9,270
7,420
7,420
6,910
9,270
7,420
7,420
6,910
1,890
9,270
7,420
7,420
6,910
9,270
7,420
7,420
6,910
9,270
7,420
7,420
6,910
7,420
9,270
7,420
6,910
9,270
7,420
6,910
7,090
7,420
6,910
2,810
6,510
5,570
4,660
7,420
5,570
2,810
6,510
6,510
3,720
8,360
8,240
6,510
6,910
7,420
6,040
8,240
9,270
2,810
3,040
THEORY OF JAZZ II
TEACH METHOD & REPERTOIRE II
WORLD MUSIC ENSEMBLE II
WORLDS OF MUSIC II
ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL II
JAZZ ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL II
SECONDARY TEACHING METHOD I
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY IIA
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY IIB
SECONDARY MARIMBA II
AFRICAN MUSIC THEORY II
SINGERS' THEATRE II
LYRIC DICTION II
SOUTH AFRICAN MUSIC
JAZZ EAR TRAINING II
AFRICAN AURAL II
JAZZ ARRANGEMENT A
AFRICAN DANCE NOTATION II
AFRICAN DANCE PRACTICE II
BODY CONDITIONING II
CHOREOGRAPHIC STUDIES II
CLASSICAL BALLET II
CONTEMPORARY DANCE II
PERFORMANCE STUDIES II
WESTERN DANCE MUSICOLOGY II
DANCE TEACHING METHOD III
AFRICAN DANCE HISTORY II
WESTERN DANCE HISTORY II
AFRICAN DANCE PRAC II (DIP)
CLASSICAL BALLET II (DIP)
CONTEMPORARY DANCE II (DIP)
AFRICAN INSTRUMENT A3
AFRICAN INSTRUMENT B3
BASS GUITAR B3
BASS GUITAR D3
BASSOON B3
CELLO A3
CELLO B3
CLARINET A3
CLARINET B3
CLARINET D3
CONDUCTING B3
DOUBLE BASS A3
DOUBLE BASS B3
DOUBLE BASS D3
DRUM SET B3
DRUM SET D3
EUPHONIUM B3
EUPHONIUM D3
FLUTE A3
FLUTE B3
FLUTE C3
FLUTE D3
GUITAR A3
GUITAR B3
GUITAR D3
HARPSICHORD B3
7,420
2,810
3,720
6,510
2,810
3,720
3,040
6,510
6,510
1,890
7,420
6,510
6,910
6,510
5,570
4,660
14,800
6,910
8,590
0
6,910
8,590
8,590
6,910
8,590
8,590
6,910
6,910
8,590
8,590
8,590
11,100
9,270
9,270
6,910
9,270
11,100
9,270
11,100
9,270
6,910
9,270
11,100
9,270
6,910
9,270
6,910
9,270
6,910
11,100
9,270
7,420
6,910
11,100
9,270
6,910
9,270
HORN B3
JAZZ GUITAR B3
JAZZ GUITAR D3
JAZZ PIANO B3
JAZZ PIANO D3
OBOE A3
OBOE B3
ORGAN A3
ORGAN B3
ORGAN D3
PERCUSSION A3
PERCUSSION B3
PIANO A3
PIANO B3
PIANO C3
PIANO D3
RECORDER B3
RECORDER C3
SAXOPHONE A3
SAXOPHONE B3
SAXOPHONE D3
SECONDARY PIANO 3
SINGING A3
SINGING B3
SINGING C3
SINGING D3
TROMBONE A3
TROMBONE B3
TROMBONE C3
TROMBONE D3
TRUMPET A3
TRUMPET B3
TRUMPET D3
TUBA B3
VIOLA A3
VIOLA B3
VIOLIN A3
VIOLIN B3
VIOLIN C3
VIOLIN D3
VOCAL STUDIES 3
JAZZ SINGING B3
ACCOMPANYING III
AFRICAN MUSIC III
AFRICAN MUSIC ENSEMBLE III
CHAMBER MUSIC III
COMPOSITION II
ENSEMBLE III
FINAL RECITAL (PDM)
HISTORY OF MUSIC III
JAZZ ENSEMBLE III
JAZZ IMPROVISATION III
JAZZ MASTERCLASS (PDM)
MASTERCLASS (PDM)
MUSIC EDUCATION II
MUSIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS III
ORCHESTRAL STUDIES II
9,270
9,270
6,910
9,270
6,910
11,100
9,270
11,100
9,270
6,910
11,100
9,270
11,100
9,270
3,720
6,910
9,270
7,420
11,100
9,270
6,910
3,430
11,100
9,270
7,420
6,910
11,100
9,270
7,420
6,910
11,100
9,270
6,910
9,270
11,100
9,270
11,100
9,270
7,420
6,910
7,090
9,270
2,810
7,420
7,640
11,100
7,420
2,810
3,430
7,420
3,720
14,800
6,910
6,910
7,420
8,360
11,100
ORCHESTRATION I
TEACHING METHOD II
WORLD MUSIC ENSEMBLE III
WORLDS OF MUSIC III
ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL III
JAZZ ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL III
SECONDARY TEACHING METHOD II
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY IIIA
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY IIIB
AFRICAN MUSIC THEORY III
SINGERS' THEATRE III
LYRIC DICTION III
JAZZ STYLES & ANALYSIS
JAZZ PEDAGOGY
JAZZ ARRANGEMENT B
ADVANCED LYRIC DICTION
ADVANCED VOCAL STUDIES
ADVANCED MOVEMENT
ADVANCED OPERA WORKSHOP
AFRICAN DANCE PRACTICE III
CHOREOGRAPHIC STUDIES III
CLASSICAL BALLET III
CONTEMPORARY DANCE III
CONTEMPORARY DANCE IIIA
DANCE TEACHING METHOD IV
AFRICAN DANCE HISTORY III
WESTERN DANCE HISTORY III
AFRICAN DANCE PRAC III (DIP)
CLASSICAL BALLET III (DIP)
CONTEMPORARY DANCE III (DIP)
AFRICAN INSTRUMENT A4
AFRICAN INSTRUMENT B4
BASS GUITAR B4
BASSOON A4
BASSOON B4
CELLO A4
CELLO B4
CLARINET A4
CLARINET B4
DOUBLE BASS A4
DOUBLE BASS B4
DRUM SET B4
EUPHONIUM B4
FLUTE A4
FLUTE B4
FLUTE C4
FLUTE D4
GUITAR A4
GUITAR B4
HORN A4
HORN B4
JAZZ GUITAR B4
JAZZ GUITAR D4
JAZZ PIANO B4
JAZZ PIANO D4
OBOE A4
OBOE B4
5,570
3,040
13,710
7,420
2,810
3,720
3,040
7,420
4,540
8,360
6,800
6,910
6,510
7,630
14,800
7,040
8,500
8,240
8,240
11,450
11,450
11,450
11,450
7,630
11,450
7,630
7,630
11,450
11,450
11,450
16,650
14,800
14,800
16,650
14,800
16,650
14,800
16,650
14,800
16,650
14,800
14,800
14,800
16,650
14,800
6,910
6,910
16,650
14,800
16,650
14,800
14,800
6,910
14,800
6,910
16,650
14,800
ORGAN A4
ORGAN B4
PERCUSSION A4
PERCUSSION B4
PIANO A4
PIANO B4
PIANO C4
PIANO D4
RECORDER A4
RECORDER B4
SAXOPHONE A4
SAXOPHONE B4
SECONDARY PIANO IV
SINGING A4
SINGING B4
SINGING C4
SINGING D4
TROMBONE A4
TRUMPET A4
TUBA B4
VIOLA A4
VIOLIN A4
VIOLIN B4
VIOLIN C4
VOCAL STUDIES 4
JAZZ SINGING B4
JAZZ SINGING D4
AFRICAN MUSIC IV
AFRICAN MUSIC ENSEMBLE IV
COMPOSITION III
ENSEMBLE IV
HISTORY OF MUSIC IV
JAZZ ENSEMBLE IV
JAZZ MASTERCLASS (BMUS)
MUSIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS IV
ORCHESTRAL STUDIES III
ORCHESTRATION II
TREATISE
WORLDS OF MUSIC IV
ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL IV
JAZZ ENSEMBLE ADDITIONAL IV
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY IV
MUSICOLOGY
SINGERS' THEATRE IV
LYRIC DICTION IV
HISTORICALLY INFORMED PERFORM
JAZZ IMPROVISATION IV
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
JAZZ ARRANGEMENT C
AFRICAN DANCE PRACTICE IV
CHOREOGRAPHIC STUDIES IV
CLASSICAL BALLET IV
CONTEMPORARY DANCE IV
CONTEMPORARY DANCE IVA
FINAL YEAR PROJECT
WESTERN DANCE NOTATION IV
MASTERS IN MUSIC
16,650
14,800
16,650
14,800
16,650
14,800
6,910
6,910
16,650
14,800
14,800
14,800
3,430
14,800
14,800
6,910
6,910
16,650
16,650
14,800
16,650
16,650
14,800
6,910
8,500
14,800
6,910
11,100
8,490
11,100
2,810
11,100
7,420
7,420
11,100
16,650
7,420
5,570
11,100
2,810
7,420
22,200
7,490
7,420
7,040
7,420
14,800
7,420
14,800
12,900
11,450
12,900
12,900
7,630
11,450
10,440
22,990
COMPOSITION COMPONENT
ADVANCED MUSIC ANALYSIS A
ADVANCED JAZZ ARRANGEMENT
MAJOR RECITAL - HONOURS
MINOR RECITAL I - HONOURS
MINOR RECITAL II - HONOURS
MINOR RECITAL - JAZZ/AFRICAN
COMPOSITION ELECTIVE - HONOURS
COMPOSITION PORTFOLIO-HONOURS
ORCHESTRATION PORTFOLIO
RESEARCH ESSAY
ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSIC METHODOLOGY
SEL TOPICS - ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
ADVANCED ORCHESTRATION
ADVANCED MUSIC ANALYSIS B
ADVANCED MUSIC ANALYSIS C
MUSIC HISTORIOGRAPHY
HISTORICALLY INFORMED PERFORM
ADVANCED MUSIC ANALYSIS D
SELECTED TOPICS INMUSICOLOGY C
INTERIM MAJOR RECITAL PGDIP
MINOR RECITAL II PGDIP
FINAL MAJOR RECITAL PGDIP
MINOR RECITAL I PG DIP
HONS IN DANCE STUDIES
PHD IN MUSIC
DOCTOR OF MUSIC - THESIS
DOCTOR OF MUSIC COMPOSITION
DOCTOR OF MUSIC PERFORMANCE
INTERIM MAJOR RECITAL (MMUS)
MINOR RECITAL I (MMUS)
MINOR RECITAL II (MMUS)
FINAL MAJOR RECITAL (MMUS)
CODICOLOGY AND PALAEOGRAPHY
CHANT INDICES THEORY & PRAC
TOPICS IN HIST MUSICOLOGY A
TOPICS IN HIST MUSICOLOGY B
TOPICS IN HIST MUSCICOLOGY C
TOPICS IN MUSIC THEORY A
TOPICS IN MUSIC THEORY B
LITURGY AND LITURGICAL BOOKS
SELECTED TOPICS IN MUSICOLOGY
SELECTED TOPICS IN MUSICOLOGY
MINOR DISSERTATION MMUS
TOPICS IN MUSICOLOGY A
TOPICS IN MUSICOLOGY B
MASTERS IN MUSIC
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
SPECIAL STUDY MODULES
OBSTETRICS
OBS & GYNAE EXT CREDITS
MSCMED OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOL
GYNAECOLOGY
OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
OBS & GYNAE EXT CREDIT
PHD OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
MD OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
30,560
6,780
6,780
14,620
7,330
7,330
13,520
6,780
27,030
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
11,020
5,540
11,020
5,540
37,050
16,520
16,520
6,520
6,520
11,020
5,540
5,540
11,020
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
13,990
7,660
7,660
22,990
16,520
4,500
10,550
11,020
24,340
6,110
15,660
15,270
16,520
16,520
10,960
7,750
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
7,310
3,660
5,780
11,570
11,570
5,780
5,780
5,780
10,430
5,230
10,430
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
5,230
5,230
4,880
4,880
7,210
13,640
7,210
14,360
7,210
3,610
3,610
14,360
14,360
14,360
7,210
7,210
7,210
7,210
14,360
14,360
3,610
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
7,210
3,610
3,610
3,610
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
13,640
7,210
14,360
13,640
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
7,210
16,520
16,520
6,210
16,520
16,520
0
4,500
3,160
2,640
3,610
7,890
2,640
2,640
2,640
2,640
3,510
3,160
3,670
2,620
3,160
5,220
3,160
3,160
6,490
420
3,160
3,160
3,670
3,670
27,080
9,040
27,080
12,030
12,030
27,080
27,080
27,080
27,080
27,080
27,080
27,080
27,080
27,080
12,190
6,190
13,890
2,620
420
15,620
2,620
15,820
13,760
26,180
7,920
24,340
16,520
16,520
10,960
10,960
7,750
10,550
10,550
10,550
10,550
4,760
4,760
4,760
4,760
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
22,990
16,520
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
16,520
16,520
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
5,720
5,720
CRITICAL THINKING
PHILOSOPHY OF PSYCH & MIND
PHILOSOPHY OF ART & LITERATURE
APPLIED ETHICS
PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
GREAT PHILOSOPHERS
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
BUSINESS ETHICS
BUSINESS ETHICS
PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS
PHILOSOPHY OF RACE
LOGIC AND LANGUAGE
METAPHYSICS & EPISTEMOLOGY
HONOURS IN PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHICAL TEXTS
CONTEMP PHILOSOPHY OF THOUGHT
AESTHETICS
RESEARCH ESSAY/PROJECT
TOPICS: RATIONAL DECSIONMAKING
MORAL PHILOSOPHY
PPE TEXTS
PPE TEXTS
MASTERS IN PHILOSOPHY
MASTERS COURSEWORK
MINOR DISSERTATION
TRUTH
PHILOSOPHICAL TEXTS
PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
MORAL PHILOSPHY
RATIONAL DECISION MAKING
CONTEMP PHILOSOPHY OF THOUGHT
PHD IN PHILOSOPHY
MATTER AND INTERACTIONS
PHYSICS A FOR ENGINEERS
PHYSICS A FOR ENGINEERS
PHYSICS B FOR ENGINEERS
PHYSICS B FOR ENGINEERS
PHYSICS A FOR ASPECT
PHYSICS A FOR ASPECT
PHYSICS B FOR ASPECT
PHYSICS B FOR ASPECT
PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICS A
PHYSICS 1025
GENERAL PHYSICS A
GENERAL PHYSICS B
GENERAL PHYSICS B
INTERMEDIATE PHYSICS
ELECTROMAGNETISM FOR ENGINEERS
ADVANCED PHYSICS A
ADVANCED PHYSICS B
HONOURS IN PHYSICS
MASTERS IN PHYSICS
MASTERS IN THEORETICAL PHYSICS
MSC ASTRO & SPACE SCI (DISS)
MASTERS IN TERTIARY PHYSICS ED
PHD IN PHYSICS
PHD IN TERTIARY PHYSICS EDUC
5,720
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
6,150
6,150
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
33,830
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
3,400
3,400
22,990
30,560
13,990
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
16,520
12,490
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
6,280
16,590
8,300
12,490
12,490
45,330
22,990
22,990
22,990
22,990
16,520
16,520
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
INTRODUCTION TO POLITICS
INTRODUCTION TO POLITICS
INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
INTRO TO PUBLIC ADMIN
INTRO TO PUBLIC ADMIN
INTRODUCTION TO POLITICS +
INTERNATIONAL POLITICS +
POLITICAL THEORY
STATE MANAGEMENT & ADMIN
COMPARATIVE POLITICS
COMPARATIVE POLITICS
COMPARATIVE POLITICS
POL OF INT ECONOMIC RELATIONS
INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS
COMPARATIVE PUBLIC INSTITUTION
THIRD WORLD POLITICS
CONFLICT IN WORLD POLITICS
POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION
URBAN POLITICS AND ADMIN
ADVANCED S.AFRICAN POLITICS
DEMOCRATIC THEORY & PRACTICE
FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS
THEORIES OF INTERNAT RELATIONS
INTERNSHIP COMPONENT I
PUBLIC POLICY
RESEARCH ESSAY/PROJECT
REGIONALISM IN AFRICA
COMPARATIVE POLITICS
COMPARATIVE PUBLIC ADMIN
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
DEMOCRATISATION
COMPARATIVE TRANSITNL JUSTICE
AFRICAN POLITICS
PEACE OPS IN WORLD POLITICS
DIALECTICAL POLITICAL THOUGHT
COMPARATIVE FOREIGN POLICY
COMPARATIVE FOREIGN POLICY
MASTERS IN POLITICAL STUDIES
COMPARATIVE POLITICS
MASTERS IN PUBLIC ADMIN
INTERNSHIP COMPONENT 2
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
POLICY EVALUATION & IMPLEMENTN
MINOR DISSERTATION
PUBLIC SECTOR REFORM
POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR & RESEARCH
SPECIAL TOPICS I
SPECIAL TOPICS I
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIVE THOUGHT
POLITICAL ETHICS
INTERNATIONAL POL ECONOMY
CONFLICT IN AFRICA
DATA ANALYSIS IN POL SCIENCES
SPECIAL TOPICS II
POST-CONFLICT JUSTICE - AFRICA
0
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
22,990
7,660
22,990
7,660
7,660
7,660
13,990
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
3,870
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
16,520
16,520
7,510
7,620
7,390
16,690
4,500
19,020
4,860
3,960
6,370
3,660
5,430
6,370
6,370
19,500
19,500
19,500
6,190
6,190
6,190
6,190
6,190
6,190
6,190
6,190
6,190
6,190
6,190
6,190
6,190
6,190
9,270
9,270
9,270
9,270
6,190
6,190
420
420
14,070
7,900
22,990
24,340
24,780
15,620
3,430
3,430
3,430
3,430
ADVANCED EPIDEMIOLOGY
MMED PUBLIC HEALTH PT 1
MMED PUBLIC HEALTH PT 2
MMED PUBLIC HEALTH PT 3
THEORY&APPL ECONEVAL IN HLTH
HEALTH POLICY AND PLANNING
MPHIL PALLIATIVE MEDICINE PT 2
MICROECONOMICS FOR HLTH SECTOR
PHD FAMILY MEDICINE
PUBLIC HEALTH & HUMAN RIGHTS
GENDER & HEALTH
PHD PUBLIC HEALTH
MMED OCCUP MEDICINE PT 1
MMED OCCUP MEDICINE PT 2
MMED OCCUP MEDICINE PT 3
MPHIL OCCUP HEALTH PT 1
MPHIL OCCUP HEALTH PT 2
MSCMED PUBLIC HEALTH
EPIDEMIOL OF INFECT DISEASES
QUANTIT METHODS FOR HEALTHECON
EPIDEMIOL OF NON-COMM DISEASES
QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS
MMED FAMILY MEDICINE PT 1
MMED FAMILY MEDICINE PT 2
MMED FAMILY MEDICINE PT 3
ECONOMICS OF HEALTH SYSTEMS
RESEARCH METHODS
ADVANCED PALLIATIVE CARE
INTRO TO HLTH SYST RES & EVAL
CLINICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY
MPH HEALTH ECONOMICS DISS
PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICUM
SEMINARS IN EPIDEMIOLOGY
QUALITATIVE DATA ANALYSIS
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
SPECIAL STUDY MODULE
PSYCH FOR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY
EVIDENCE-BASED TREATM APPROACH
SCREEN&ASSESM ADDICT DISORDERS
CASE MANAGEMNT&SERVICE MONITOR
MANAGING COOCCUR MENT DISORDER
ETHICS & PROF DEVELOPMENT
UNDERSTANDING ADDICT DISORDERS
MNG CHILD & ADOL ADDICT DIS
MAN CHILD&ADOL W ADDICT DISORD
WRKING W FAM & SOCIAL NETWORKS
INTRO PSYCHDNY CONCPTS PSYCHTH
BASIC THERAPEUTIC COMPETENCIES
INTRO TO COGN BEHAV THERAPY
INTRO TO COGN BEHAV THERAPY
ETHICAL PRACTICE PSYCHOTHERAPY
EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE
INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT
INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT
PSYCHIATRY AND MENTAL HEALTH
3,430
10,960
10,960
7,750
3,430
3,430
23,400
3,430
16,520
3,430
3,430
16,520
10,960
10,960
7,750
31,220
15,620
24,340
3,430
3,430
3,430
3,430
3,430
10,960
10,960
7,750
3,430
23,400
7,820
3,430
3,430
23,400
3,430
3,430
3,430
0
4,500
6,040
10,550
4,710
4,710
4,710
4,710
4,710
4,710
4,710
4,710
4,710
7,730
9,270
7,730
7,730
4,660
7,730
620
420
7,900
22,990
2,560
3,960
16,520
16,520
10,550
10,960
10,960
7,750
4,760
24,340
24,340
31,220
15,620
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
10,550
4,760
24,340
23,400
23,400
16,520
16,520
0
5,770
5,770
5,770
5,770
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
33,830
36,590
13,990
22,990
13,990
7,660
18,560
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
15,320
7,660
16,520
14,260
4,500
47,020
47,020
36,110
26,180
26,180
16,520
26,180
16,520
16,520
10,960
10,960
7,750
10,960
10,960
7,750
16,520
16,520
10,960
16,520
16,520
10,960
7,750
5,780
5,780
11,570
5,780
11,570
5,780
5,780
5,780
5,780
5,230
5,230
5,230
5,230
10,430
5,230
5,230
5,230
5,230
5,230
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
2,990
13,640
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
14,360
7,210
5,970
14,360
16,520
16,520
6,210
0
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
22,990
13,990
7,050
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
16,520
8,300
8,300
12,490
45,330
22,990
22,990
5,640
22,490
22,990
16,520
0
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
AFRIKAANS INTENSIVE A
AFRIKAANS INTENSIVE A
AFRIKAANS INTENSIVE B
BEGINNERS' AFRIKAANS FOR MBCHB
AFRIK MEDIA: THEORY HIST PRA
AFRIKAANS FOR HRS
LATIN I A
LATIN I B
GREEK I A
GREEK I B
INTRO TO CLASSICAL LIT & THOUGHT
ANCIENT EGYPT
INITIAL ARABIC A
INITIAL ARABIC B
INITIAL FRENCH A
INITIAL FRENCH B
GERMAN STUDIES IA
GERMAN STUDIES IB
ITALIAN INTENSIVE A
ITALIAN INTENSIVE B
INITIAL SPANISH A
INITIAL SPANISH B
INITIAL PORTUGUESE A
INITIAL PORTUGUESE B
HEBREW INTENSIVE A
HEBREW INTENSIVE B
FRENCH FOR MUSICIANS A
GERMAN FOR MUSICIANS A
ITALIAN FOR MUSICIANS A
FRENCH FOR MUSICIANS B
GERMAN FOR MUSICIANS B
ITALIAN FOR MUSICIANS B
INTRODUCING ANCIENT HISTORY
XHOSA COMMUNICATION 1A
XHOSA COMMUNICATION 1B
MANDARIN 1A
MANDARIN 1B
ISIXHOSA LANG & LIT IA
ISIXHOSA LANG & LIT IB
ISIXHOSA FOR LAW
AFRIKAANS COMMUNIC FOR LAW
BECOMING A DOCTOR: PART IB
SESOTHO COMMUNICATION 2A
SESOTHO COMMUNICATION 2B
AFRIKAANS IIA
AFRIKAANS IIB
LATIN II A
LATIN II B
GREEK II A
GREEK II B
ROMAN SOCIETY AND LAW
ANCIENT MYTHOLOGY
ROME: LITERATURE & EMPIRE
FRENCH LANG&LITERATURE IIA
FRENCH LANG&LITERATURE IIB
GERMAN STUDIES IIA
GERMAN STUDIES IIB
5,720
5,720
5,720
1,410
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
2,890
2,890
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
ITALIAN II A
ITALIAN II B
SPANISH IIA
SPANISH IIB
PORTUGUESE IIA
PORTUGUESE IIB
ARABIC IIA
ARABIC IIB
HEBREW LANG & LITERATURE IIA
HEBREW LANG & LITERATURE IIB
XHOSA COMMUNICATION 2A
XHOSA COMMUNICATION 2B
MANDARIN IIA
MANDARIN IIB
ISIXHOSA LANG & LIT IIA
ISIXHOSA LANG & LIT IIB
ITALIAN CINEMA
SEX FROM SAPPHO TO CYBER
BECOMING A DOCTOR: PART 2B
CLINICAL LANGUAGE
AFRIKAANS IIIA
AFRIKAANS IIIB
LATIN III A
LATIN III B
GREEK III A
GREEK III B
ROMAN SOCIETY AND LAW
ROME: LITERATURE & EMPIRE
FRENCH LANG&LITERATURE IIIA
FRENCH LANG & LITERATURE IIIB
GERMAN STUDIES IIIA
GERMAN STUDIES IIIB
ITALIAN III A
ITALIAN III B
FRENCH ADDITIONAL
SPANISH IIIA
SPANISH IIIB
PORTUGUESE IIIA
PORTUGUESE IIIB
ARABIC IIIA
ARABIC IIIB
HEBREW LANG & LITERATURE IIIA
HEBREW LANG & LITERATURE IIIB
BUSINESS FRENCH IIIA
BUSINESS FRENCH IIIB
XHOSA COMMUNICATION 3A
XHOSA COMMUNICATION 3B
XHOSA COMMUNICATION FOR EDUCAT
ISIXHOSA LANG & LIT IIIA
ISIXHOSA LANG & LIT IIIB
RESEARCH ESSAY/PROJECT
TOPICS IN ITALIAN STUDIES 1
TOPICS IN ITALIAN STUDIES 2
TOPICS IN ITALIAN STUDIES 3
TOPICS IN ITALIAN STUDIES 4
CREATIVE WRITING 1
CREATIVE WRITING 2
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
900
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
15,200
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
1,860
7,630
7,630
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
13,990
13,990
7,660
15,270
13,990
7,630
22,990
8,150
7,660
7,660
22,990
22,990
22,990
22,990
22,990
22,990
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
22,990
22,990
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
16,520
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
5,720
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
6,780
3,390
3,390
3,390
3,390
6,780
6,780
3,390
3,390
3,390
3,390
6,780
SOCIAL THEORY
INTRO TO QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
MASTERS IN SOCIOLOGY
MASTERS IN IND SOCIOLOGY
DIVERSITY AND SOCIETY
ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL CHANGE
ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT THEORIES
SOCIETY AND NATURAL RESOURCES
DEVIANCE/CULTURE/SOC ACTION
ACTION, RESISTANCE, ALTERNATIVES
SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER & GLOBALISATION
WORKERS, CHANGE AND CONTINUITY
EARTH ECOLOGY HUMANITIES C
RACE, CLASS AND IDENTITY
SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS TODAY
DEVELOPMENT THEORY & PRACTICE
ADVANCED SOCIAL THEORY
IN-DEPTH INTERVIEW/ANALYSIS
MINOR DISSERTATION
GPNS DEVELOPMENT & DECENT WORK
QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN
SURVEY DATA ANALYSIS
ADVANCED SURVEY DATA ANALYSIS
PHD IN SOCIOLOGY
PHD IN INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY
INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS
INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS
INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS
INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS
STATISTICS 1001
MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS I
MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS I
BIONUMERACY
STATISTICS FOR ENGINEERS
STATISTICS 1000 FOR CADP
STATISTICAL THEORY & INFERENCE
LINEAR MODELS
STUDY DESIGN & DATA ANALYSIS
APPLIED STATISTICS
BUSINESS STATISTICS
APPLIED STATISTICS
THEORY OF STATISTICS
RESEARCH AND SURVEY STATS III
INFERENTIAL STATISTICS
OPERATIONAL RES TECHNIQUES
MARKOV PROCESSES & TIME SERIES
DECISION THEORY & GLMS
ADVANCED STOCHASTIC PROCESSES
HONOURS IN STATISTICS
HONOURS IN STATISTICAL SCIENCE
HONOURS TOPICS IN OP RES & STA
SPECIAL TOPICS IN STATISTICS
SPECIAL TOPICS IN STATISTICS
STATISTICAL SCI FOR ACTUARIES
MASTERS IN MATH STATISTICS
MASTERS IN OPERATIONS RESEARCH
MASTERS IN ADV ANALYTICS (C/W)
6,780
3,400
22,990
22,990
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
3,390
7,660
3,830
1,430
7,660
3,830
7,660
3,830
3,870
13,990
7,660
3,850
7,660
3,830
16,520
16,520
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
6,130
4,080
6,130
8,130
8,130
8,130
8,130
8,130
8,130
8,130
12,240
12,240
12,240
12,240
12,240
12,240
45,090
45,090
39,770
20,630
10,340
29,340
22,990
22,990
45,400
22,990
7,540
22,990
2,900
2,900
2,880
8,370
2,900
2,900
16,520
16,520
0
5,720
5,720
7,630
7,630
7,630
7,630
4,410
4,100
7,630
7,630
7,630
4,100
4,100
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
6,780
7,660
13,990
7,660
7,660
22,990
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
7,660
22,990
22,990
7,660
7,660
3,850
3,850
7,660
7,660
7,660
16,520
16,520
RESIDENCES 117
13.
RESIDENCES
13.1
Terms of Payment
Post-dated cheques will not be accepted and will be returned to the drawer.
13.1.1
13.1.2
13.1.3
Students who have not been living in student housing for the first semester and who are
accepted into residence for the second semester will be required to pay one half of the
annual residence fee on registration or prior to registration for international students
including those from SADC countries
Interest will be charged on a monthly basis at 1% on all outstanding fees.
13.2
13.2.1
Fee rebate for students who withdraw after the start of the academic year
(a) A student who enters residence and withdraws during the first semester and before
the commencement of the second semester, shall be liable for a pro-rata charge plus
a cancellation fee of R500.
(b) A student completing his/her studies at the end of the first semester shall be eligible
for a rebate equivalent to 50% of the annual fee (excluding levies).
(c) A postgraduate student who is required for the purposes of his/her research to move
out of Cape Town shall be eligible for a rebate on a pro-rata basis (excluding
levies).
(d) A student who withdraws during the second semester shall be liable for the full
annual residence fee.
The Director of Student Housing may, however, exercise his/her discretion in
approving a rebate under special conditions pertaining to the reason for withdrawal.
(e) A student who enters residence for the first time during the second semester and
who withdraws from residence shall be liable for the full fee for that semester.
The Director of Student Housing may, however, exercise his/her discretion in
approving a rebate under special conditions pertaining to the reason for withdrawal.
118
RESIDENCES
13.2.3 Student vacation accommodation for academic reasons during December, January,
early February and the mid-year vacation.
A student who for academic purposes or for other purposes deemed to be acceptable by the
Director of Student Housing has to be in Cape Town before his/her residence, house or flat
opens or after his/her residence, house or flat has closed may be accommodated in a
residence which has been opened for the purpose, provided that he/she has complied with
the application procedures laid down by the Residences Committee. He/she shall pay for
this accommodation at a daily rate to be determined from time to time by the Residences
Committee.
Vacation Accommodation rates for academic purposes
Room only
Room and three meals
Room, breakfast and dinner
Room, lunch and dinner
Single room in flat
Bachelor flat
Single room en-suite
The charge in Third Tier accommodation will be based on the day rate of the respective residence.
RESIDENCES 119
13.3
Carinus
Clarendon House
College House
120
RESIDENCES
Fuller Hall
Glendower
Graca Machel
Kilindini
Kopano
Smuts Hall
Tugwell Hall
University House
Varietas
Medical Residence
Forest Hill G
RESIDENCES 121
MEAL OPTIONS
Add the cost of your selected meal option to your estimated room cost above.
Meal Option 1 (BLD): 3 Meals per day for seven days per week
First Tier ............................................................................................................. R 17 300
Groote Schuur Residence / Forest Hill G ............................................................ R 20 300
Health Science .................................................................................................... R 22 500
Meal Option 2 (LAD): Lunch and Dinner seven days per week
First Tier ............................................................................................................. R 13 000
Groote Schuur Residence / Forest Hill G ............................................................ R 15 200
Health Science ..................................................................................................... R 16 800
Meal Option 3 (BAD): Breakfast and Dinner seven days per week
First Tier ............................................................................................................. R 11 700
Groote Schuur Residence / Forest Hill G ............................................................. R 13 700
Health Science ..................................................................................................... R 15 200
Meal Option 4 (MOW): 3 Meals per day, week days only
First Tier ............................................................................................................. R 13 300
Groote Schuur Residence / Forest Hill G ............................................................. R 14 600
Health Science ..................................................................................................... R 16 100
C. SECOND TIER (SELF CATERING) ACCOMMODATION
Forest Hill Complex Bachelor Flat .................................................................. R 50 100
Two Students in Two-Room Flat, per student................. R 35 800
Three Students in Three-Room Flat, per student............. R 35 800
Four Students in Four-Room Flat, per student ................ R 35 800
Small Room in Four-Room Flat, per student
R 33 900
Groote Schuur Flats Two Students in Three-room Flat, per student ................ R 44 800
Two Students in Two-room Flat, per student .................. R 33 400
Three Students in Three-room Flat, per student .............. R 33 400
Four Students in Four-room Flat, per student ................. R 33 400
Liesbeeck Gardens
Meulenhof
Obz Square
The Woolsack
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RESIDENCES
Avenue Road 8
Ex-Air
Inglewood
J P Duminy
Linkoping
Obz Square
Rondeberg Flats
T B Davie
Woodbine Road